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Published
February 16, 2017

Man accused of murder attempt at Augusta Wal-Mart facing federal gun charge

Reginald McBride, 39, of Harlem, New York, now faces a charge that carries a 10-year prison term.
Published
February 15, 2017

Augusta library closes after dog finds bedbug in a book

The bedbug was found in a stack of large-print books near the circulation desk.
Published
February 14, 2017

Former Rochester, N.Y. man jailed 30 months for dealing heroin

Alex L. Brumfield, 29, was arrested Nov. 9, 2016, in Augusta after a confidential informant with a recording device purchased drugs from him.
Published
February 13, 2017

Plowing out vs. driver fatigue: Augusta tries to strike balance

A single plow route can involve up to four hours of work, so giving drivers time to rest is key.
Published
February 10, 2017

New Yorker pleads guilty to heroin trafficking in Augusta

Reuben Givens was sentenced to four years in prison, and in exchange for the plea, additional charges of aggravated trafficking in heroin and aggravated trafficking in cocaine base were dismissed.

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Published
February 8, 2017

Maine Greyhound Placement Service in Augusta wins national honor

The organization takes in retired racing hounds and places them in Maine homes.
Published
February 8, 2017

Escape from jail work detail in Augusta brings nine-month sentence

Nicole Dyment had been participating in a specialty jail program when she ran off last spring.
Published
February 8, 2017

Augusta man arrested after heroin found in residence

Detectives seized 81 grams of heroin and nearly $8,000 in cash during a probation check Tuesday morning.
Published
February 7, 2017

Man gets 15 years in prison for beating Augusta resident with frying pan

Kristopher Russ attacked a man after breaking into his home to steal money and items to sell to support his heroin habit.
Published
February 6, 2017

Klan fliers prompt UMaine Augusta to host forum on prejudice

Wednesday's talk comes after KKK propaganda littered some communities.